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For anyone writing about Yaadgaar: what it is in a few words, the facts, pictures you may use, and who to write to.

In two sentences

Yaadgaar is a private shared photo album app for India. Everyone in a family, a group of friends or on one trip adds their photos to one album, and turns the best of them into yaadein: a photo book to read on the phone, share on WhatsApp or print.

In a paragraph

Yaadgaar is a private shared photo album app for India. One person starts a circle and invites the others with a code on WhatsApp. A circle can be a family, a group of friends or the people on one trip. Everyone adds their photos to one album, filed by the month each was taken. From any month, trip or festival the app makes yaadein: a photo book to read on the phone, send as a link or a short video, or print at any photo shop in 4R or A4. It is free to join and has no adverts. Yaadgaar is built by Nikhil Garg in Chandigarh, and has been on Google Play since 10 October 2026.

The facts

Name
Yaadgaar (also written Yadgaar or Yadgar)
What it is
A private shared photo album app
Who it is for
Any circle of people: a family, friends, the people on one trip
Made by
Nikhil Garg
Made in
Chandigarh, India
On Google Play since
10 October 2026
Price
Free to join, with no adverts
Phones
Android. There is no iPhone app yet

More about what the app does, and who can see what, is on the About page.

Pictures

You may use these in anything written about Yaadgaar. The people in them are invented, and the photographs were made for these examples: no real person’s photo is shown.

The app’s icon: download it as a PNG (512 × 512).

Videos

Short guides recorded from the real app are on the How to use Yaadgaar page.

Who to write to

Nikhil Garg, who builds Yaadgaar: support@getyaadgaar.com.

Last updated 13 October 2026